Scott Hinze
Voice ActorScott Hinze is an American voice actor who records English dub roles for Funimation, including Kotaro Takebayashi in the Assassination Classroom anime.
Assassination Classroom Role
Hinze voices Kotaro Takebayashi in the English dub of Assassination Classroom, a Class 3-E student, appearing in 19 episodes of the 2015 television series in addition to providing additional voices elsewhere in the show.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who does Scott Hinze voice in Assassination Classroom?
Scott Hinze voices Kotaro Takebayashi in the English dub of Assassination Classroom, a Class 3-E student. He appears in 19 episodes of the 2015 television series in addition to providing additional voices elsewhere in the show.
What studio does Scott Hinze record English dub work for?
Hinze records his English dub roles through Funimation, the Texas-based studio behind the Assassination Classroom localization.
When was Scott Hinze born?
Scott Hinze was born on June 10, 1980, in El Paso, Texas. He is one of the voice actors who has recorded English dub work for Funimation.
Who is Scott Hinze?
Scott Hinze is an American voice actor from El Paso, Texas, who records English dub roles for Funimation. His credits include Kotaro Takebayashi in the Assassination Classroom dub.
Does Scott Hinze provide any other voices in Assassination Classroom?
Yes, beyond his main role as Kotaro Takebayashi across 19 episodes of the 2015 series, Scott Hinze also provides additional voices elsewhere in the show.
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